Power systems can be designed and engineered to meet specific output requirements, ensuring the optimal functioning of both primary and auxiliary systems in the vehicle. These systems can be scaled up or down based on energy consumption, load demands, and usage scenarios, from electric vehicles to off-road UTV. A custom approach guarantees maximum efficiency and cost-effectiveness while addressing the unique needs of each application.

A secondary battery is sometimes necessary to ensure a smooth, uninterrupted power transition from the vehicle’s primary power source to shore power. This backup battery serves as a bridge, providing temporary power during the switchover process, which is critical for maintaining system stability. Without a secondary battery, vehicles might experience power dips or interruptions, potentially damaging sensitive electronics or disrupting essential functions.

The secondary battery is especially beneficial during the gap between turning off the vehicle and connecting to shore power. It allows for seamless operation during these intervals, preventing loss of power to critical systems like communication devices, sensors, or HVAC units. This is particularly useful in scenarios where shore power is not immediately available, or there’s a delay in establishing a stable connection. Additionally, it helps maintain system integrity and ensures the vehicle’s core systems remain operational until external power is restored.